First, the evolution of words
2. Pronunciation of surnames
Pinyin: yù
Note: ㄩˋ
Traditional Chinese: 鬱
Kanji structure: left and right structure
Orthography: 阝
Simplified initials: 阝
Yu's first stroke: 2
Total strokes: 8
Stroke Order: Horizontal skimming vertical fold horizontal horizontal fold vertical
Five Strokes 86: DEBH
Five Strokes 98: DEBH
UniCode:U+90C1
Four Corners Number: 47227
Cangjie: KBNL
GBK encoding: D3F4
Canonical Chinese character number: 1043
Overgrown trees: lush (a. Verdant and lush;b. Described as very popular). Canopy.
Melancholy, melancholy: Depressed. Depressed (depressed). Outraged. Rage. stasis. Stagnation. Melancholy. depression.
There is a literary color: depressed (a. Significant literary color;b. Strong aroma;c. Dense vegetation;d. Heart-wrenching).
Aroma: intense. Rich.
surname.
3. Origin of the surname
Originated from Yu Hua, the master of Dayu, it belongs to the clan named after the ancestors. According to legend, in ancient times, Dayu's teacher was called Yu hua, which was Yu Hua. Yu Hua was very knowledgeable and talented, and King Dayu called him Wang Shi and humbly learned skills from him. Because Yuhua had a lofty position in ancient times, the family was very prosperous, and then this surname produced a magical figure named Yulin, who is said to have later cultivated into an immortal. During the Warring States period, the famous Poet Song Yu of the Chu State mentioned in the "Gao Tang Fu" that the Yu clan came from the compound surname of Yulin. Apparently, the Chengxian Yulin was originally a descendant of Yu Hua, and his descendants were proud of his chengxian deeds, so they used his name together as a surname, which once changed to the compound surname Yulin.
Among the descendants of Yu Hua, there are those who take the ancestral name as the surname, referred to as the Yu family, and all respect Yu Hua as the ancestor of the Yu family, which has been passed down from generation to generation. The correct pronunciation of the branch is yù (ㄩˋ).
Second, there are 22 clans in the Three Gorges area, such as Xia Yao, Yao, Ouyang, Lou, Yi, Han, Ou, Yu, Xu, Xun, Hu, Guan, Needle, Qi, Chu, Chu, Gong, Bao, Zuo, Du, Yue, etc., all of which are inseparable from xiling ancestors. Dayu is the fifth grandson of Xiling Changzu, Xuanyuan Ancestor Changyi, Changyi Sheng Gaoyang, Gaoyang Shenglong, and Cangsheng Dayu.
Originated from the third, derived from the Surname Ji, from the Spring and Autumn Period after the Lu State Prime Minister Yu Huang, it belongs to the ancestral name as a clan. During the Spring and Autumn Period, the state of Lu had a famous chancellor named Yu Huang (郁公), who was enfeoffed at Liyang (present-day Jun County, Henan), historically known as the Duke of Liyang (李阳公), and his land was also known as "Yu".
The descendants of Yu Huang mainly multiplied in the Wuxing area of present-day Zhejiang Province, and there were people who took the ancestral name as their surname, called Yu, which has been passed down from generation to generation. The correct pronunciation of the branch is wèi (ㄨㄟˋ), which is now pronounced yù (ㄩˋ).
Originated from the fourth, derived from the surname of the son, from the ancient Spring and Autumn Period wu guo dafu Yu Bo's fiefdom, belongs to the name of the fengyi as a clan. During the Zhou Dynasty, there was Yuyi (between present-day Jiangsu and Zhejiang) in the Yangtze River basin of Jiangnan, which was the Caiyi of a doctor of the State of Wu during the Spring and Autumn Period, who was originally a doctor under the Song Dynasty, who avoided the State of Wu during the Hua Rebellion, and was called Yu Bo by the King of Wu.
Among the descendants of Yu Bo, there are those who take the name of the ancestor fengyi as their surname, called the Yu clan, which has been passed down from generation to generation. The correct pronunciation of the branch is yù (ㄩˋ).
Originating from the fifth, derived from the place name, from the ancient Spring and Autumn Period Luguo Yuyi, belongs to the name of Juyi as a clan. Yuyi, also known as Fangyi, is located near Mount Tai and is called "Fang" in the Zuo Zhuan. In ancient times, the word "郁" was used by the word "fang". Apparently, Zheng Guo called it Yuyi, while Lu Guo called Fangyi, both referring to the same region.
Among the residents of Yuyi, there are people who take the name of Juyi as a surname, called Yushi and Fangshi, and later Fangshi is also renamed Yushi, which has been passed down from generation to generation. The correct pronunciation of the branch is wèi (ㄨㄟˋ), which is now pronounced yù (ㄩˋ).
Originating from the sixth, it originates from the surname Ji, and is a descendant of Prince Fei of Zhengguo during the reign of King Xuan of Zhou, and belongs to the surname that was changed to a surname for some reason.
According to the historical book "Surname Kaoli", another of the Yu clan was from Taiyuan (present-day Taiyuan, Shanxi), a descendant of The Prince of Zheng during the reign of King Ji Jing of Zhou, and the Wei clan. The correct pronunciation of the branch is yuè (ㄩㄝˋ), which is now pronounced yù (ㄩˋ).
Originating from seven, derived from the place name, from the Warring States Dynasty period Yulin, belongs to the name of Juyi as a clan. The historical records record that Chu Fa Yulin (present-day Guilin, Guangxi), moved its people to Ying (present-day Jiangling, Hubei), and then there were people who took the name of the original place of residence as their surname, and they were called Yu for generations. According to the historical book "Former Han Shu And Geographical Records", "Qilin County, so Qin Guilin County, belonged to Wei Tuo. Also known as the name of the water, < mountains and seas through the >: 鬰水出象郡. "Yulin County, known as Guilin County during the Qin Dynasty, was renamed "Yulin County" during the Han Dynasty. The residents of Qilin County, mainly the ancient Baiyue ethnic group, but also including the Southwest Yi ancestors Baipu who later became the ethnic minorities in the southwest, under the strong power of the Han Dynasty, some people take Junwang as a Sinicized surname, called the Yulin clan, later Jian as Yu clan, and then simplified as Yu clan, which has been passed down from generation to generation.
It should be noted that this branch of the Mane Lin clan has nothing to do with the descendants of The Mane Hua mentioned in the first source, that is, the Mane Forest of the Immortal. The branch is correctly pronounced yù (ㄩˋ).
Originating from the eight, derived from the place name, after the yuyi residents of the Han Dynasty, it belongs to the clan with the name of Juyi. During the Han Dynasty, Yuyi County was built, administratively subordinate to Youfufeng, located in the area of present-day Baoji City and LongXian in Shaanxi Province. Among the residents of Yuyi County, there are people who take the name of Juyi as their surname, called Yushi, which has been passed down from generation to generation.
The correct pronunciation of the branch is yù (ㄩˋ).
Originating from nine, it is derived from the place name, and after the ancient Yu Liguo people in the western region, it belongs to the clan with the name of the country. In the Han Dynasty, Emperor Wu of Han's policy of connecting the Western Regions opened up the famous Silk Road, and the western region through which its path passed had a Yu Liguo (present-day Qitai in Xinjiang), mainly the Western Qiang people, and after their people returned to The Han Dynasty, their descendants took the harmonic Chinese character "Yu" of the country name as their surname, called Yu and Yu, which have been passed down from generation to generation.
The branch is correctly pronounced yù (ㄩˋ).
Originating from the Xianbei clan, it comes from the Xianbei Tuoba department during the Southern and Northern Dynasties, and belongs to the Sinicization and change of surname to surname. According to the historical records "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and "Book of Jin", "Among the Xianbei people, there is the surname of Yu. "The Xianbei Yu clan recorded in the historical book "Book of Jin" is a tribe of Tuoba Xianbei, originally called Wanyubu, which gathered the Wei tribe in the late Eastern Jin Dynasty, and the leader was called Wan Yulie. The tribe never had a fixed residence, and survived entirely by wandering, and was a de-genealogical clan in historical books such as the Book of Wei.
The Wanyu tribesmen later changed their Han surnames to Yu and were placed by Emperor Xiaowen of Northern Wei in Beidi County, where they claimed to live in Yuzhi County (present-day Qingyang, Gansu), which was also called Yuzhou. After the Xianbei Yu clan gradually integrated into the Han nationality, it has been passed down from generation to generation. The branch is correctly pronounced yù (ㄩˋ).
Originated from the Eleventh, originated from the Khitan people, from the Khitan ethnic group during the Tang Dynasty, it belongs to the Sinicization and change the surname to a surname. According to the historical book "Old Book of Tang and Biography of Northern Di", "There were Yu surnames among the Khitan people in the Tang Dynasty. "During the Tang Dynasty, the dominant tribe in the Khitan nation was the Yulu clan, also known as the Yelu clan, which was later translated as the Yelü clan during the Great Liao Dynasty.
After the fall of the Liao State, the Yulu clan was mostly Hanified to a single surname of Yu and The Law, most of which were integrated into the Han nationality, and a few were integrated into the Mongolian and Jurchen ethnic groups, which have been passed down from generation to generation. The branch is correctly pronounced yù (ㄩˋ).
Originating from the twelve, originating from the Hui people, it belongs to the Sinicization and change the surname to a surname. The Hui Yu clan is descended from the Western Regions Hui Nahan Timur descendants who were attached to the orthodox middle period (around 1443 AD) of the reign of Emperor Ming Yingzong Zhu Qizhen. After entering the dynasty, Nahan Timur was appointed by Emperor Mingying to command Tongzhi of Jinyiwei. After his death, his son, the Fire Assassin, took office. By the time of his grandson Sha ban, he changed his han surname to Yu (郁氏) and was called Yu Jing (郁敬), and was promoted to commander because of his repeated military achievements. After Yu Jing, his descendants were called Yu Shi (郁氏), with the fourth Sun Yujin, the fifth Sun Yusheng, the sixth Sun Yuteng, the seventh Sun Yuxun, and so on, and he was appointed as a commanding envoy for generations.
4. The surname is the ancestor
Yu Hua (Yu Hua), Yu Huang (Yu Gong), Yu Bo.
5. Population distribution
Yu is an ancient surname with many origins, which is no longer separated from the Yu clan today, all of which are called Yu (there are a very few people in Taiwan Province who are still called Yu), ranking 220th in the surname list, with a population of about 456,000, accounting for about 0.025% of the total population of the country.
According to the historical book "Yuan He Surname Compilation", during the Spring and Autumn Period, the state of Lu had a chancellor named Yu Huang, also known as Yu Gong, and since Yu Huang, there has been a Yu clan (Yu clan).
According to the historical book "Surname Examination", during the Spring and Autumn Period, Wu Guodafu ate in Yuyi, and his descendants took the place name "Yu" as their surname. According to the "Five Books of Surnames", there is a Yu Liguo in the Western Regions, and its people take Yu in the name of the country as their surname.
For more than 2,000 years, the Yu clan has continued to multiply and grow, and gradually formed many branches. According to historical documents, the Yu clan was historically from Liyang County. Located in Fuyang City, Zhejiang Province, on the banks of the Fuchun River, there is a descendant of the Yu clan (Yu clan), whose ancestors migrated from the north to Zhejiang as imperial physicians during the Southern Song Dynasty, first settling in Yuhang and later moving to Xiaoshan. When he reached the fourth Yu Yi'an (Yu Yi'an), he and his family went to Fuyang to do business and settled on the Fuchun River, more than 400 years ago.
During the Wei and Jin dynasties, the Yu clan (Yu clan) people flourished in present-day Xun County, Henan, which originally belonged to Liyang County, and later belonged to Liyang County, which, like Taiyuan, was also an important county in the history of the development of the Yu clan (Yu clan).
After the Tang and Song dynasties, the center of gravity of the breeding of the Yu clan (Yu clan) people has shifted to the south, especially in East China, and they are distributed in Huainan, Anhui, Suzhou, Xuyi, Kunshan, Taicang, Wujiang, Shanghai, Hangzhou, Chongde, Jiaxing and other places.
During the Song and Yuan dynasties, the Yu clan gradually migrated to Fujian, Jiangxi, Hubei, Hunan, Sichuan and other southern provinces.
At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, the Shanxi Yu clan (Yu clan), as one of the surnames of the Hongdong locust tree migrants, was moved to Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Henan, Shaanxi, Gansu and other places. After the middle of the Ming Dynasty, most of the Yu clan was simplified as the Yu clan, And there were Yu clan (Yu clan) families in Guangdong, Guangxi, and Hainan Island, and there were coastal Yu clans (Yu clan) who crossed the sea to Taiwan, and there are many Yu (Yu) families living in Taipei in Taiwan today.
During the Qing Dynasty, the Yu clan (Yu clan) people were more widely distributed throughout the country. Nowadays, the Yu clan (Yu clan) people are widely distributed throughout the country, especially in Jiangsu, Shanghai, Zhejiang and other provinces and cities.
Historically, the Yu clan (Yu clan) was not only a prominent family in Fuyang, but also a large surname in Fuyang. The Yu family had a glorious period in Fuyang. In the past, Fuyang City was once called the world of the Yu clan (Yu Clan), known as "Yu Half Street" and "Yu Half City". Most of the trading houses are of the Yu clan (Yu clan). There are also a large number of field ladders around Fuyang Castle that belong to the Yu clan (Yu clan). On the surrounding hills there are ancestral tombs of the Yu clan (Yu clan). After the "Hong Yang", that is, after the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, they gradually declined, and some of the Yu clan went to Jiangxi and other places, and there were three clans left in Fuyang, one in the countryside south of the Fuchun River, and one in the countryside north of the Fuchun River, and the Yu clan (Yu clan) clan has always lived in Fuyang Town. From the fourth Yu Yi'an (Yu Yi'an) to Fuyang, to Yu Dafu's generation, it is exactly the nineteenth. Now the Yu clan (Yu clan) in Fuyang, Zhejiang Province, has the great-grandchildren of Yu Dafu, who have reached the twenty-second age.
6. Genealogical literature
Jiangsu Nanjing Anfu Yu clan (Yu clan) genealogy disk, An Fu Yu clan (Yu clan) Shangtuan Minfang genealogy, (Song) Yu Mingli (Yu Mingli) was first repaired during the Song Qiandao period. (Ming) Yu Shuyan Er xiu in the second year of Ming Yongle (1404 AD), Hubu ShangYu new order, (Ming) Yu Zhigang, Yu JianLi three xiu in Ming Chenghua Bingshen (1476 AD), four xiu in Qing YongZheng Yi Di (1735 AD) for the Shangsan Tuan minfang genealogy, county order Zhang Chongpu, county Confucian teachings Fu Xiu order. (Qing) Yu Yi Zhai Order and Five Repairs in the 20th Year of Qing Daoguang (1804 AD), Six Repairs in the Qing Xianfeng Dynasty (1859 AD) for the Shangsan Tuan Minfang Genealogy, (Republic of China) Yu Derun Order and Seven Repairs in the Republic of China Ding Year (1917 AD) for the Shangsan Tuan Minfang Genealogy; each genealogy has thirteen existing woodcut movable type prints. In 1998, Ba Xiu was a computer print of the "Yu Clan (Yu) Wen Gong Genealogy". The three regiments under the Anfu Yu clan (Yu clan) have eight volumes of the "Genealogy of the Yu Clan of Qian Gong Yu (Yu Clan)" revised in the 30th year of the Republic of China (1941 AD). These genealogies are now collected in Yangxi Yaojiajiashan, Yangxi Shop Back, Yangxi Paitou, Yangxi Paitou Xia Lu, Yangxi Hecun and other places.
Six volumes of genealogy of the Yu clan (Yu clan) in Wuxi, Jiangsu, compiled by (Qing) Yu Weitai and others, and woodcut movable type prints of the eleventh year of Qing Daoguang (1831 AD). The ancestor is Yu Wang, and the ancestor of the first migration is [Ming] Yu Kaizong.
Genealogy of Yu (Yu Clan) of Luguo County, Chongming, Shanghai, (Qing) Yu Zhaopei Xiu, Qing Daoguang Seventeenth Year (1837 AD) Woodcut Movable Type Print. The ancestor was [Song] Yulin. The ancestor of the first migration was [Yuan] Yu Junsheng.
Shanghai Chongming Luguo County Yu clan (Yu clan) genealogy, (Qing) Yu Shiren and other repairs, woodcut movable type print during the Qing Dynasty. The ancestor was [Song] Yulin. The ancestor of the first migration was [Yuan] Yu Junsheng.
Shanghai Yu Family Tree Twelve Volumes, The First Volume, (Republic of China) Yu Huipei and other revisions, twenty-three years of the Republic of China (1934 AD) woodcut movable type print. The ancestor is [Qing] Yu Jianchen, and the ancestor is [Qing] Yu Rungui.
Shanghai Yu Shi (Yu Shi) family by no volume, (Republic of China) Yu Xi Huang and other compilations, the 22nd year of the Republic of China (1933 AD) lead print. The ancestor of the first migration is [Qing] Yu Tianxing.
Hunan Changsha Shanyi Yu Clan (Yu Clan) Preliminary Cultivation Genealogy Volume II, (Republic of China) Yu Yingrui Repair, Republic of China Twenty-four Years (1935 AD) Woodcut Movable Type Print. The ancestor is Yu Zuoyuan, and the ancestor is [Ming] Yu Jingzu.
Twenty volumes of genealogy of the Yu clan (Yu clan) in Xishan, Wuxi, Jiangsu Province, compiled by Yu Bingjian and others, woodcut movable type print of the 36th year of the Republic of China (1947 AD). The ancestor is Yu Wang, and the ancestor of the first migration is [Ming] Yu Kaizong.
Jiangyin Chengjiang Yu Clan (Yu Clan) Genealogy Twenty-four Volumes, (Republic of China) Yu Dian'an Major, 37 years of the Republic of China (1948 AD) lead print. The ancestor of the first migration is [Yuan] Yu Yanliang.
7. Gunwangtang Number
Liyang County: During the reign of Gaozu of the Western Han Dynasty, Liyang County was established, which belonged to Wei County, Jizhou, which was the beginning of the establishment of a county in Xun County, and its seat of governance was northeast of Da Ling Mountain. Wang Mang changed his name to Li Steaming, and the Eastern Han Dynasty restored the name of Liyang County. In the seventh year of yonghe (Xinhai, 351 AD) of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Liyang County was established under the jurisdiction of Liyang County. In the fourteenth year of the Eastern Jin Dynasty (己丑, 389 AD), it belonged to Liyang Commandery (李阳郡), and Liyang County (李阳) belonged to Ji Commandery (汲郡). During the Xiaochang period of the Northern Wei Dynasty (523-528 AD), Liyang County was divided into Liyang Commandery (李阳郡), which administered Liyang County. Between the first year of the Eastern Wei Dynasty and the eighth year of Wuding (534-550 AD), Li prefecture was established under the jurisdiction of Liyang County. Northern Qi abolished Li Prefecture, and in the first year of the Northern Zhou Dynasty's reign (Wu Shu, 578 AD), Li Prefecture was restored and Liyang County was administered. In the third year of the Sui Dynasty (癸卯, 583 AD), Lizhou and Liyang County were abolished, and Liyang County belonged to Wei Prefecture. In the sixteenth year of the sui dynasty (596 AD), Li Prefecture was established under the jurisdiction of Liyang County. In the second year of the Sui Dynasty (丙寅, 606 AD), Li Prefecture was abolished, and Liyang County belonged to Ji County. In the second year of the Tang Dynasty Wude (己卯, 619 AD), he set up the governorship of Li Prefecture and administered the four prefectures of Yin, Wei, Huan, and Huan. In the sixth year of Wude of the Tang Dynasty (癸未, 623 AD), the governor's office was established, and Lizhou belonged to the governor's mansion of Xiangzhou. In the seventeenth year of Tang Zhenguan (癸卯, 643 AD), Lizhou was abolished, and Liyang County belonged to Wei Prefecture. In the first year of the Northern Song Dynasty (988 AD), the Tongli Army was placed under the jurisdiction of Liyang County, which was located between present-day Da Ling Mountain and Purple Mountain. In the first year of the Northern Song Dynasty (癸海, 1023 AD), the Anli Army was changed, and the administrative office was moved to Fuqiu Shanxi. In the third year of the Northern Song Dynasty (庚戌, 1070 AD), the army was abolished, and Liyang County belonged to Wei Prefecture. In the first year of the Northern Song Dynasty (丙寅, 1086 AD), the Tongli Army was restored and administered to Liyang County. In the fifth year of the Northern Song Dynasty (乙未, 1115 AD), the army was promoted to Junzhou (浚州), and the seat of government was at the top of The Floating Hill, which governed Liyang County. In the eighth year of the reign of the Jin Dynasty (1148 CE), the state of Junzhou was changed to Tongzhou. In the third year of Jin Tiande (Xin Wei, 1151 AD), the name was restored to Junzhou. In the fourth lunar month of the third year of the Hongwu Dynasty (庚戌, 1370 AD) of the Ming Dynasty, the prefecture was reduced to a county, initially called Xun County, and the administrative office was moved to the northeast slope of Fuqiu Mountain. In the first year of shunzhi (Jiashen, 1644 AD) of the Qing Dynasty, JunXian belonged to the Daimyo Province, and in the third year of the Yongzheng Dynasty (乙巳, 1725 AD) of the Qing Dynasty, it was changed to Weihui Province. In March of the second year of the Republic of China (癸 ugly, 1913 AD), the province was abolished and the county belonged to Hebei Province. In the sixteenth year of the Republic of China (Ding Di, 1927 AD), the road was abolished and changed to the Bureau. In the 27th year of the Republic of China (Peng Yin, 1938 AD), it was changed to the thirteenth office. In the autumn of the 29th year of the Republic of China (Gengchen, 1940 AD), the anti-Japanese democratic government of XunXian County was established, which belonged to the Jiluyu Border District Administration. In July of the 36th year of the Republic of China (Ding Hai, 1947 AD), the Government of The Xun County of the Republic of China was transferred to the Fourth Branch Office. In May of the 38th year of the Republic of China (己丑, 1949 AD), the whole territory of Xun County was liberated. In October 1949, the People's Republic of China was founded, and the democratic government of Xun County was changed to the People's Government of Xun County, which belonged to the Anyang Special District of Pingyuan Province. On November 15, 1952, Plains Province was abolished. On December 1, Xun County was transferred to the Anyang Special Bureau of Henan Province. On April 18, 1958, Anyang Prefecture was abolished and Xun County was transferred to Xinxiang Prefecture. On December 19, 1961, Anyang was restored, and Xun County was returned to the Anyang Special Office. In 1970, The Anyang Special District of Gengji was changed to anyang District. In October 1983, Anyang District was abolished and the two cities of Anyang and Puyang were established. Xun County belongs to Anyang City. On January 18, 1986, the State Council approved the transfer of Xun County to Hebi City. In 1986, Xun County had jurisdiction over 10 townships and 1 town, namely Chengguan Township, Shantang Township, Wangzhuang Township, Tunzi Township, Baisi Township, Juqiao Township, Dalaidian Township, Weixian Township, Xiaohe Township, Xinzhen Township and Chengguan Township. On April 24, 1992, the Civil Affairs Department of Henan Province approved the abolition of Shantang Township and Dalaidian Township, and the establishment of Shantang Town and Dalaidian Town, implementing the town management village system, and the original administrative area remained unchanged. On June 12, 1995, the Provincial Department of Civil Affairs approved the approval and agreed to abolish Xinzhen Township and Xiaohe Township and establish Xinzhen Town and Xiaohe Town. On July 15, 1997, the provincial government approved the transfer of the town of Dalaidian in Xun County to the outskirts of Hebi City. On December 29, 1997, Tunzi Township was withdrawn to establish a township. On October 8, 1998, Juqiao Township was withdrawn to establish a township. At the end of Gengchen in 2000, Xun County had jurisdiction over six towns and four townships, namely Chengguan Town, Shantang Town, Tunzi Town, Juqiao Town, Xinzhen Town, Xiaohe Town, Chengguan Township, Wangzhuang Township, Baisi Township, and Weixian Township.
Lu County: Also known as Lu Guo, Lu Guo County. At the beginning of the Western Han Dynasty, the original Xue Commandery of the Qin Dynasty was changed to the State of Lu, and the seat of governance was in Lu County (present-day Qufu, Shandong). During the Three Kingdoms period, Cao Wei and the Jin Dynasty changed its jurisdiction to Lu Commandery (鲁郡), which at the time was under the jurisdiction of the area around qufu, Surabaya, and Ziyang in present-day Shandong Province. During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, Northern Qi was changed to Rencheng Commandery. In addition, during the Sui Dynasty, there was a Luzhou Lu County, and during the Tang Dynasty, there was a Yanzhou Lu County, although both had Qufu jurisdiction, such as the Sui Dynasty, lu county was changed to Wenyang County, and then the original name of Qufu was restored, and the administrative offices were in Yanzhou. During the Tang Dynasty, Luguo Commandery was in present-day Zi County, Shandong Province.
Taiyuan Province: Also known as Taiyuan County. During the Warring States period, King Xiang of Qin set up a county in the fourth year (乙卯, 246 BC) and his seat of government was in Jinyang (present-day Taiyuan, Shanxi), and his jurisdiction at that time was in the area of present-day Wutai Mountain and the southern part of Guanzhuo Mountain in Shanxi Province, and the northern part of Huoshan Mountain. During the Northern Wei Dynasty, its jurisdiction was in the area between present-day Yangqu County, Jiaocheng, Pingyao, and Heshun Counties in Shanxi Province. During the Sui Dynasty, Jinyang was changed to Taiyuan, and another Jinyang was set up, which was the same city as Taiyuan. Tang Taiyuan Prefecture is also located here. In the middle age of Emperor Taizong of Song's Taiping Xingguo (976-984 CE), he changed the prefecture to Taiyuan Prefecture and moved to Yangqu (present-day Taiyuan, Shanxi). After the Song Dynasty, Hedong Road and Hedong Road of the Jin Dynasty were all provinces since the Ming and Qing dynasties. During the Republic of China period, it was a city and the capital of Shanxi Province.
Gaoping Commandery (高平郡): Formerly Gaoping County (present-day Guyuan, Ningxia), in the first year of the Western Jin Dynasty (乙酉, 265 AD), the original Shanyang Commandery of the Han Dynasty was changed to Gaoping Commandery (高平郡), which ruled Changyi (present-day Juye, Shandong), with jurisdiction over seven counties, including present-day Juye, Jinxiang, Jiaxiang, Yanzhou, Yutai, zou county and other places in Shandong. The two Han Dynasties, the Sixteen Kingdoms, and the Northern Wei All had this county. Northern Zhou was changed to Pinggao Commandery (平高郡; present-day Guyuan, Ningxia). During the Han Dynasty, it was known as the "first city of Gaoping", which was dangerous. During the Northern Wei Dynasty, military towns and counties were placed in this area, all called Gaoping. The Southern Song Dynasty moved to Gaoping (present-day Weishan, Shandong), the Northern Qi moved to rule Rencheng (present-day Jining, Shandong), and the Sui Dynasty was abolished in the early years of the Sui Dynasty.
Jiaodong Commandery(陳東郡): Jiaodong Commandery (Jiaodong Commandery) was set up during the Western Han Dynasty, and was sometimes a state, with its seat of government in Jimo (present-day Pingdu, Shandong).
Fuyang County: Fuyang City, located in the northwest of Zhejiang Province.
Don number
Li Yang Tang: The Church of Hope.
Lu Guotang: The Church of Hope.
Jiaodong Hall: The Church of Hope.
Gaoping Hall: The Church of Hope.
Taiyuan Hall: The Church of Hope.
Fuyang Hall: Standing hall with hope.
WenshengTang: Wen litang.
VIII. Ranking of characters
Shandong Tancheng Yu clan (Yu clan) characters: "□□ Tree Renheng Family Friend Wanzhang".
Shandong Rizhao Yu clan (Yu clan) characters: "Heirloom has a ten thousand chapter tree Denek Chang Ben Li Fu Enrong opened Qingshan Xiang".
Jiangsu Xinyi Yu Clan (Yu Clan) Characters: "Guangzhi An Ai Qing En Guang Bing Shu Lian Succession Ancestral Transmission Moral Preservation Yu Ting Dian Guo Rui Jia Chang Han Heng Pei Supplement Ze Qian 19 Kai Yun Di Ru Qi Nai Ping Nian".
Jiangsu Nanjing Anfu, Hunan Yongshun Yu clan (Yu clan) characters: "Heguang Bu Guo Dade heiress Wen Weiqi generations of glory".
Anhui Tianchang Yu Clan (Yu Clan) Characters: Ancestor Pei Lingze, Later Qi Changhong, Rongxian Family Treasure, Jingwei Zhen Naibang
Hunan Xiangxi Yu clan (Yu clan) characters: "Dade family Wen Weiqi".
Hubei Wuhan Yu (Yu) characters: "Wen Wei Great Bright Wanguo Shao Academic Hundred Generations Ding Ronghua".
Guangxi Yu clan (Yu clan) a character: "Bing Hengchang learns German Xingxian".
Guangxi Yu clan (Yu clan) a character (Baise): Li Yang Tang number, "Huang Dong Dan character Wen Qi Dynasty Guozi Xue Shi Ju Ming Ting is Changhong Jiu Yongxing Feng Gao Xiang"
Yu Shi (Yu Shi) a character: "Tiankun like steel light Huai Xi Yuan Mu Ze".
The Yu clan (郁氏) has a character: "Xi Ru Shu Huan in Jinhong Gui ShanTang".
Yu Clan (Yu Clan) A character: Changchun Forever Sect Qidao Wan Shi En Long Xie Qingchang
9, Name and last name
Yu Gong, Lu Xiang in the Spring and Autumn Period.
Yu Jishan, a famous doctor. The Song Dynasty, deep in medical technology, was valued by the times.
Shu Yuxin: Hubu Shang, a Ming Dynasty Linhuai person. Word Dun Ben. During the Hongwu period (1368-1398 AD), he recruited talents and was an official to the Hubu Shangshu, who was good at comprehensive management and planning.
Yu Wenbo: Proofreader.
Yu Cai: Ming Zhengde during the Jinshi, the head of the Punishment Department, later moved to Yuzhou Tongzhi, when the war was chaotic, thieves attacked Yuzhou, he led the people of the prefecture to resist, and after several days of continuous fighting, the city fell and died in street battles.
Yu Xun: Character Yuanjie. painter. In the ninth year of Koji (1496), he entered the priesthood. Good at painting. Supplement to Yushan Painting Chronicle
Yu Zhen: Female, character Lan Yin, Qing Dynasty poet Zhejiang Pinghu people. Sister Zaiying. Pure filial piety, can draw, writing Mo Lan is quite good. Gong poems, written by Yin Xiang Ge poetry banknotes. 《Pinghu County Chronicle-WeiXuezhai Poetry Banknote》
Yuwen name: Character Leimen, a native of Wujiang, Jiangsu. painter. Good at painting flowers and birds, landscapes and rivers are also working. The family was very poor and refused to paint the city. When you meet your friends, you will enjoy it. "Jiang Zhen's Continuation Draft"
Yu Yonghe: Character Canglang, a native of Renhe County, Zhejiang Province, who was admitted to Xiucai. Tourist. Date of birth and death unknown. Good trip. In the 35th year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1696 AD), the gunpowder depot in Fuzhou, Fujian Province, exploded, and the pawnbrokers were ordered to repay it and sent people to Taiwan to collect sulfur in fresh water. Yonghe is a curtain caller and volunteers. The following year, he set off in the first month of the following year and arrived in Tainan Province on February 25 to prepare for the equipment. In the first seven days of April, it went north, passing through various ethnic minority tribes in Taiwan, and arrived at Gandamen (present-day Guandu, Taiwan). In the end, the task of sulfur refining was completed, and he left Taiwan at the beginning of October. Along the way, he recorded his observations and heard in poetry and wrote the "Barnyard Sea Chronicle Tour". It details the geography and climate, customs and folklore, and product history of Taiwan, and the writing is delicate, which is the earliest and most abundant local travel document in Taiwan.
Uddhav: Novelist and essayist.
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